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The bureaucrat(s) might still be working on a Main Page, so please check again later! 21236ac3f8d65e5563b6da6b70815ca6bf1e6616 2 1 2023-12-28T03:17:05Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ TODO: * contact links * Quick start: developers ** link to each repository with description, including description of file heirarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished * Quick start: musicians ** user guide ** setup? assembly? * one page general user guide for both musicians and developers (like https://gemini.wntr.dev/) 714a9ed9a0756a386c7a3fc75e193e71b5ed8be1 3 2 2023-12-28T03:23:15Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ TODO: * contact links * Quick start: developers ** link to each repository with description, including description of file heirarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished * Quick start: musicians ** user guide ** setup? assembly? * one page general user guide for both musicians and developers (like https://gemini.wntr.dev/) * subproject list ** HIVE ** the librarian ** D-Lev ** D-Lec *** Hacker Edition *** unnamed(?) general availability version a7302a24dd6821dc11c3d0c3fb20274f6f282f71 4 3 2023-12-29T20:27:08Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ == Contact == https://eka.hn/ https://elisilver.com/ == Documentation == [[Quick Start for Developers]] TODO: * quick start for musicians * one page abridged general user guide for both musicians and developers (like https://gemini.wntr.dev/) * full user guide af0cb56a5a1e1d033a36e2bf9b4ea690ab7de191 6 4 2023-12-29T20:28:27Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ == Contact == https://eka.hn/ https://elisilver.com/ == Documentation == [[Quick Start for Developers]] TODO: * quick start for musicians * one page abridged general user guide for both musicians and developers (like https://gemini.wntr.dev/) * full user guide fe003733bf44aadabe492dd29760445a8e6efea0 0 2 5 2023-12-29T20:27:30Z Jaxter184 2 Created page with "TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished * subproject list ** HIVE ** the librarian ** D-Lev ** D-Lec *** Hacker Edition *** unnamed(?) general availability version" wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished * subproject list ** HIVE ** the librarian ** D-Lev ** D-Lec *** Hacker Edition *** unnamed(?) general availability version 8a9f180936e319ff6ceff6f8ecb50721c05a2f27 8 5 2023-12-29T20:46:09Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished == Subproject list == === D-Lev === A 10 years (and running) project by Eric to create a digital theremin, as documented in this ThereminWorld thread: http://thereminworld.com/Forums/T/28554/lets-design-and-build-a-mostly-digital-theremin === D-Lec === A side branch of the D-Lev project, with the primary goal of making it easier for people other than Eric to acquire a working theremin based on the same underlying technology as the D-Lev. ==== Hacker Edition ==== A low-MOC rapid prototyped version to block out the general design of the D-Lec and serve as a stepping stone towards a more mass-produced version. Target audience is more experienced thereminists who are looking to use a more robust, more available, potentially cheaper version of the D-Lev. ==== unnamed(?) general availability version ==== Just as the Hacker Edition serves to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the D-Lev, this currently unnamed version aspires to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the Hacker Edition. === HIVE === A hybrid stack/register processing architecture that the D-Lev's audio processing runs on. Runs on an FPGA. === the librarian === Software tool written in Go for interfacing with the HIVE processor over serial communication. == Documentation == === features === * a web interface ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * anonymous changes ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * a local application (or at least a local copy that can be pushed) ** really nice for making changes offline, or just working in a more comfortable context. ideally, local files would just be plain text, and you can use whatever text editor you want to edit them. * version control ** hopefully a given, especially with anonymous edits * live collaboration ** you can have multiple people editing a document at the same time, which is nice for things like meeting notes * self-hostable ** better to have control over the documentation platform * WSIWYG ** easier to format tables and images and stuff {| class="wikitable" |+ Feature comparison table ! !!notion!!ikiwiki!!mediawiki!!pages!!gh-wiki |- |web ||y ||y ||y ||depends||y |- |anonymous ||? ||y ||y ||n ||n |- |local ||y? ||y ||n? ||y ||y |- |VCS ||y ||y ||y ||y ||y |- |live ||y ||n ||n ||n? ||n? |- |selfhosted ||n? ||y ||y ||n ||n |} === consider === * what is the scope of the product site? * what is the scope of the project wiki site? * for each page on either site * why might someone be here? * answer questions in order of importance ee0dfbb68c69807c6b3ea1d21c854ec6097daddf 9 8 2023-12-29T20:46:42Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished == Subproject list == === D-Lev === A 10 years (and running) project by Eric to create a digital theremin, as documented in this ThereminWorld thread: http://thereminworld.com/Forums/T/28554/lets-design-and-build-a-mostly-digital-theremin === D-Lec === A side branch of the D-Lev project, with the primary goal of making it easier for people other than Eric to acquire a working theremin based on the same underlying technology as the D-Lev. ==== Hacker Edition ==== A low-MOC rapid prototyped version to block out the general design of the D-Lec and serve as a stepping stone towards a more mass-produced version. Target audience is more experienced thereminists who are looking to use a more robust, more available, potentially cheaper version of the D-Lev. ==== unnamed(?) general availability version ==== Just as the Hacker Edition serves to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the D-Lev, this currently unnamed version aspires to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the Hacker Edition. === HIVE === A hybrid stack/register processing architecture that the D-Lev's audio processing runs on. Runs on an FPGA. === the librarian === Software tool written in Go for interfacing with the HIVE processor over serial communication. == Documentation == === features === * a web interface ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * anonymous changes ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * a local application (or at least a local copy that can be pushed) ** really nice for making changes offline, or just working in a more comfortable context. ideally, local files would just be plain text, and you can use whatever text editor you want to edit them. * version control ** hopefully a given, especially with anonymous edits * live collaboration ** you can have multiple people editing a document at the same time, which is nice for things like meeting notes * self-hostable ** better to have control over the documentation platform * WSIWYG ** easier to format tables and images and stuff {| class="wikitable" |+ Feature comparison table ! !!notion!!ikiwiki!!mediawiki!!pages!!gh-wiki |- |web ||y ||y ||y ||depends||y |- |anonymous ||? ||y ||y ||n ||n |- |local ||y? ||y ||n? ||y ||y |- |VCS ||y ||y ||y ||y ||y |- |live ||y ||n ||n ||n? ||n? |- |selfhosted ||n? ||y ||y ||n ||n |} === consider === * what is the scope of the product site? * what is the scope of the project wiki site? * for each page on either site ** why might someone be here? ** answer questions in order of importance 29bec24568e32645434cbf1cc2efc3c30dd92d03 10 9 2023-12-29T20:47:51Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished == Subproject list == === D-Lev === A 10 years (and running) project by Eric to create a digital theremin, as documented in this ThereminWorld thread: http://thereminworld.com/Forums/T/28554/lets-design-and-build-a-mostly-digital-theremin === D-Lec === A side branch of the D-Lev project, with the primary goal of making it easier for people other than Eric to acquire a working theremin based on the same underlying technology as the D-Lev. ==== Hacker Edition ==== A low-MOC rapid prototyped version to block out the general design of the D-Lec and serve as a stepping stone towards a more mass-produced version. Target audience is more experienced thereminists who are looking to use a more robust, more available, potentially cheaper version of the D-Lev. ==== unnamed(?) general availability version ==== Just as the Hacker Edition serves to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the D-Lev, this currently unnamed version aspires to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the Hacker Edition. May replace the FPGA with an STM32 (probably running some sort of RTOS) === HIVE === A hybrid stack/register processing architecture that the D-Lev's audio processing runs on. Runs on an FPGA. === the librarian === Software tool written in Go for interfacing with the HIVE processor over serial communication. == Documentation == === features === * a web interface ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * anonymous changes ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * a local application (or at least a local copy that can be pushed) ** really nice for making changes offline, or just working in a more comfortable context. ideally, local files would just be plain text, and you can use whatever text editor you want to edit them. * version control ** hopefully a given, especially with anonymous edits * live collaboration ** you can have multiple people editing a document at the same time, which is nice for things like meeting notes * self-hostable ** better to have control over the documentation platform * WSIWYG ** easier to format tables and images and stuff {| class="wikitable" |+ Feature comparison table ! !!notion!!ikiwiki!!mediawiki!!pages!!gh-wiki |- |web ||y ||y ||y ||depends||y |- |anonymous ||? ||y ||y ||n ||n |- |local ||y? ||y ||n? ||y ||y |- |VCS ||y ||y ||y ||y ||y |- |live ||y ||n ||n ||n? ||n? |- |selfhosted ||n? ||y ||y ||n ||n |} === consider === * what is the scope of the product site? * what is the scope of the project wiki site? * for each page on either site ** why might someone be here? ** answer questions in order of importance 0b7f6c593c4651e583893f89a5a9fe86136bec54 11 10 2023-12-29T21:28:38Z Jaxter184 2 wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished == Subproject list == === D-Lev === A 10 years (and running) project by Eric to create a digital theremin, as documented in this ThereminWorld thread: http://thereminworld.com/Forums/T/28554/lets-design-and-build-a-mostly-digital-theremin === D-Lec === A side branch of the D-Lev project, with the primary goal of making it easier for people other than Eric to acquire a working theremin based on the same underlying technology as the D-Lev. ==== Hacker Edition ==== A low-MOC rapid prototyped version to block out the general design of the D-Lec and serve as a stepping stone towards a more mass-produced version. Target audience is more experienced thereminists who are looking to use a more robust, more available, potentially cheaper version of the D-Lev. ==== unnamed(?) general availability version ==== Just as the Hacker Edition serves to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the D-Lev, this currently unnamed version aspires to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the Hacker Edition. May replace the FPGA with an STM32 (probably running some sort of RTOS) === HIVE === A hybrid stack/register processing architecture that the D-Lev's audio processing runs on. Runs on an FPGA. === the librarian === Software tool written in Go for interfacing with the HIVE processor over serial communication. == Documentation == === features === * a web interface ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * anonymous changes ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * a local application (or at least a local copy that can be pushed) ** really nice for making changes offline, or just working in a more comfortable context. ideally, local files would just be plain text, and you can use whatever text editor you want to edit them. * version control ** hopefully a given, especially with anonymous edits * live collaboration ** you can have multiple people editing a document at the same time, which is nice for things like meeting notes * self-hostable ** better to have control over the documentation platform * WSIWYG ** easier to format tables and images and stuff {| class="wikitable" |+ Feature comparison table ! !! notion !! ikiwiki !! mediawiki !! pages !! gh-wiki |- |web | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:yellow"|depends | style="background:green" |y |- |anonymous | style="background:yellow"|? | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n |- |local | style="background:yellow"|y? | style="background:green" |y | style="background:yellow"|n? | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y |- |VCS | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y |- |live | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n | style="background:yellow"|n? | style="background:yellow"|n? |- |selfhosted | style="background:yellow"|n? | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n |} === consider === * what is the scope of the product site? * what is the scope of the project wiki site? * for each page on either site ** why might someone be here? ** answer questions in order of importance 3154735c6d995d233f61da3d6e34a3285545f385 12 11 2023-12-29T21:29:26Z Jaxter184 2 fix notion column wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: * assembly guide * link to each repository with description, including description of file hierarchy, and priority for repositories that are still largely unfinished == Subproject list == === D-Lev === A 10 years (and running) project by Eric to create a digital theremin, as documented in this ThereminWorld thread: http://thereminworld.com/Forums/T/28554/lets-design-and-build-a-mostly-digital-theremin === D-Lec === A side branch of the D-Lev project, with the primary goal of making it easier for people other than Eric to acquire a working theremin based on the same underlying technology as the D-Lev. ==== Hacker Edition ==== A low-MOC rapid prototyped version to block out the general design of the D-Lec and serve as a stepping stone towards a more mass-produced version. Target audience is more experienced thereminists who are looking to use a more robust, more available, potentially cheaper version of the D-Lev. ==== unnamed(?) general availability version ==== Just as the Hacker Edition serves to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the D-Lev, this currently unnamed version aspires to be a more manufacturing-friendly version of the Hacker Edition. May replace the FPGA with an STM32 (probably running some sort of RTOS) === HIVE === A hybrid stack/register processing architecture that the D-Lev's audio processing runs on. Runs on an FPGA. === the librarian === Software tool written in Go for interfacing with the HIVE processor over serial communication. == Documentation == === features === * a web interface ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * anonymous changes ** greatly reduces the barrier to entry for making changes to the wiki * a local application (or at least a local copy that can be pushed) ** really nice for making changes offline, or just working in a more comfortable context. ideally, local files would just be plain text, and you can use whatever text editor you want to edit them. * version control ** hopefully a given, especially with anonymous edits * live collaboration ** you can have multiple people editing a document at the same time, which is nice for things like meeting notes * self-hostable ** better to have control over the documentation platform * WSIWYG ** easier to format tables and images and stuff {| class="wikitable" |+ Feature comparison table ! !! notion !! ikiwiki !! mediawiki !! pages !! gh-wiki |- |web | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:yellow"|depends | style="background:green" |y |- |anonymous | style="background:red" |n | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n |- |local | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:yellow"|n? | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y |- |VCS | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y |- |live | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n | style="background:yellow"|n? | style="background:yellow"|n? |- |selfhosted | style="background:red" |n | style="background:green" |y | style="background:green" |y | style="background:red" |n | style="background:red" |n |} === consider === * what is the scope of the product site? * what is the scope of the project wiki site? * for each page on either site ** why might someone be here? ** answer questions in order of importance 20261d242936c709cdc21e3483e016c36f33dce0 2 3 7 2023-12-29T20:30:50Z Jaxter184 2 Created page with "Current focus: * Migrate Notion data to other platforms * Evaluate wiki platforms" wikitext text/x-wiki Current focus: * Migrate Notion data to other platforms * Evaluate wiki platforms 3bc7d8ab9ea63a183f88d1de7588cf198c12a0a0